Draft Brexit agreement confirms future of IP rights in UK
Last night, UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced that a Brexit deal had been agreed between the European Commission and the UK’s negotiators, in a step towards clarifying the future of the UK following its exit from the EU.
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23 July 2018 The UK government will convert existing EU trademarks and designs for free after Brexit, according to statements made during a House of Commons debate on Thursday, July 19.
24 August 2018 The UK government yesterday published its guidance on a “no deal” Brexit, providing limited but useful information on IP post-Brexit, according to lawyers.
14 December 2018 European IP firm Mewburn Ellis yesterday announced that it will manage the conversion of EU trademark applications which are pending when the UK leaves the EU into UK trademark applications for free post-Brexit.